Highest Awards
You’ve got what it takes to make a lasting impact
Get started by earning a highest award in Girl Scouting
You’re ready to make the world a better place and the Gold, Silver, and Bronze Awards can help you do that! The Highest Awards will help you to identify a need in the community, the root cause of the issue and how to create a plan to make a sustainable change!
For questions about the Highest Awards please contact Annie Miller at amiller@girlscoutsem.org.
President's Volunteer Service Award 
Highest Awards at Camp
Milestones Request
Training
This course is for Girl Scout Juniors who are interested in pursuing the Girl Scout Bronze Award. Parents, caregivers and troop leaders are welcome to attend, too! This training will allow Girl Scouts to learn the steps necessary to complete their Bronze Award project and how to submit their completion.
This course is for Girl Scout Cadettes who are interested in pursuing the Girl Scout Silver Award. Parents, caregivers and troop leaders are welcome to attend, too! This training will allow Girl Scouts to learn the steps necessary to complete their Silver Award project and how to submit their completion.
This course is for Girl Scout Seniors and Ambassadors interested in pursuing the Girl Scout Gold Award, the highest community service award a high-school-aged girl can earn. Parents, caregivers and troop leaders are welcome to attend, too! Girl Scouts going for the Gold Award are required to attend this training; they’ll learn the seven steps necessary to complete their Gold Award project and how to submit their proposal on Go Gold.
The Go for Gold workshops are an expanded version of the required Gold Award training, therefore, if a Girl Scout attends this workshop, they will not have to attend additional training. This fun day of learning for Senior and Ambassador Girl Scouts will give the opportunity to participate in Gold Award training, meet the committee members who will mentor you through the program, listen to a panel of previous Gold Award Girl Scouts, network with the other girls in the region, and spend time brainstorming and researching options for your project.
